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June 7, 2014 3:52 a.m. ET

The New Face of Wall Street Under CEO James Gorman,
Morgan Stanleyms 0.7228086278109225%Morgan StanleyU.S.: NYSEUSD43.895
0.3150.7228086278109225%
/Date(1481301218494-0600)/
Volume (Delayed 15m)
:
2471032
P/E Ratio
17.422Market Cap
81617544566.9331
Dividend Yield
1.8367581219148204% Rev. per Employee
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has built a buffer against the ups-and-downs of the securities business. Barron's thinks the bank's strategy of lower risk and less debt trading may point the way in today's highly regulated world.

The Lingering Costs of War Health-care costs for active and retired soldiers are expected to nearly double to 15% of the defense budget in five years. That's bad news for defense stocks, Barron's reports.

A Class Act in the Oil Patch America's shale-energy revolution has produced many winners, but few have outshone
EOG,
eog 1.126941770704279%EOG Resources Inc.U.S.: NYSEUSD106.1125
1.18251.126941770704279%
/Date(1481301186365-0600)/
Volume (Delayed 15m)
:
779589
P/E Ratio
N/AMarket Cap
60487738935.6867
Dividend Yield
0.6316583388328463% Rev. per Employee
2527560More quote details and news »eoginYour ValueYour ChangeShort position
one of the biggest and best-run companies in the oil patch. The company's focus on oil production could keep its shares climbing, Barron's reports.

This week, Barron'sinterviews Michael Hasenstab, chief investment officer for Franklin Templeton's global bond team. He's a true contrarian, buying bonds that most investors are fleeing. Case in point: Hasenstab has become one of the largest holders of Ukraine's debt.

European Trader: ECB Hopes Its Pick-Me-Up Proves Just Enough The European Central Bank last week bought itself some time with a package of measures intended to ignite inflation across the euro zone. But whether its actions have the desired effect in boosting prices and fueling economic growth may not become evident for months -- or possibly until early 2015, Barron's reports.

Asian Trader: New Life for Japan's Rally After their 56% rise last year, Japanese stocks have understandably traded sideways since January. But with a tax hike out of the way, the local stock market has room to rise again. Barron's looks at companies that could lead the way.